governor jerry brown has asked for federal assistance in dealing with the oroville dam repairs. the price tag has been quoted as high as 200-million dollars to make all the necessary fixes. (jr stone) the former director of national intelligence says u-s institutions are "under assault." ...and he says some of that is coming directly from president donald trump. reporter andrew spencer has the latest from washington, d.c. james clapper, former director of national intelligence: "the developments of the past week are very bothersome, very disturbing to me."james clapper, the former director of national intelligence under president obama, says he feels, in many ways, u-s institutions are under attack. james clapper, former director of national intelligence: "...both externally -- and that's the big news here is the russian interference in our election system -- and i think, as well, our institutions are under assault internally."voice of jake tapper, host of cnn's 'state of the union': "internally from our president?"clapper: "exactly."clapper says he feels the government's system

. >>> the oroville spillway why. the effort to >>> sky 7 was over the south bay where a dispute has erupted over a long time flood protection project over a creek. there's concern the project and others like it could be impacted if expensive measures must be included. abc 7 is live in the area. david? this pits the army corps of engineers and the water core on the other. they are caught in the middle. construction crews are already working on the creek. the $35 million project was funded by congress three years ago. the goal to protect hundreds of commercial buildings and homes. the regional water control agency issued a permit over a year ago. the agency said it was circled back later to offset environmental harm from the project. >> they kept making their intention known. and we kept giving they will legal arguments west felt this would be an incorrect are designation. i would say that they fall on deaf ears. >> they did circle pack, restoring 15 acres of wetlands or 15,000 acres of creek. the challenge in administ

it's a big deal that oroville dam. it's -- there's lake shasta, then there's oroville dam, and those are the two -- those are the surface reservoirs. that's where we get our water for much of northern and southern california. >>> we do have a little water out of the skies again up in the mountains. it is the winter that will not end. lake tahoe, snow flurries yesterday. snow flurries today. you can see those green areas up in the hills to the east of us. there they are. so scattered showers. higher elevations, we're middle of may hear and we're still getting it. we do have a slight chance for a sprinkle as we head into tomorrow, but it's kind of like that mother's day deal. we did get a sprinkle in the rohnert park area yesterday, but this next system, it's basically a non event. but what we notice tomorrow, a lot of clouds and cool. so temperatures today mid-60s to low 70s. so warmer than yesterday. temperatures tomorrow i think we're time in sick. so temperatures, we're going to drop tomorrow and see a lot of cloud c

. >>> coming up, forensic experts lending their hand not to a crime scene but looking at the oroville dam. how cracks could have contributed to the failure of the spillway. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. internet speeds 20x faster. at&t fiber sounds amazing. wait a sec, i'm not done yet. less than 12% of at&t homes actually qualify. huh... hold on. everyone else gets our other, slower internet speeds. but no one reads this stuff anyway. except for the old guy with the binoculars. huh... we got ourselves a reader. don't be fooled by at&t. xfinity delivers the fastest speeds to the most homes. >>> coming up right now on 4:45 on your thursday, a little fog out there as we take a look at the golden gate bridge and pretty

the oroville dam. california assemblyman jim frazier - an engineer - called some of the spillway design problems "terrifying." .the report doesn't yet specify exactly what triggered the spillway failure...but makes it clear it was not up to the job of handlingthe huge amount of water. repairs for all the damage will cost around 500-million dollars. pam and steve? let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. the surface cold front associated with this parent upper low is serving as a dividing line between an area saturated with marine

governor jerry brown has asked for federal assistance in dealing with the oroville dam repairs. (darya) schools across the nation are bracing for cuts to medicaid funding as changes to healthcare advance through congress. schools receive four-billion dollars in medicaid reimbursements annually. according to administrators, services beyond those funded by the state-could be at risk if congress follows through with proposed cuts. school leaders are now waiting to see if those cuts survive the senate. the congressional budget office has estimated that a previous version of the house bill would cut state medicaid subsidies by $880 billion over 10 years. ( mark ) the golden state warriors are one step closer to the n-b-a finals... they rallied from a 25 point deficit to comeback and beat the san antonio spurs in game 1 of the western conference finals.( darya ) for the first 2-and-a half quarters, the spurs pushed around the warriors... and did whatever they wanted as lamarcus aldridge and kawhi leonard combined for 35-points. the warriors were down 20 points at the half... but a tur

. >>> [music playing] [ indiscernible ] >> the fix to the oroville damn spill way has only just begunt one of the world's most renowned engineers takes a look at the conditions at that damaged spill way at the oroville damn. [music playing] >>> and we are tracking a cool down tomorrow. maybe a sprinkle as we talked about and then a significant warmup middle end of this week. [music playing] state water managers stay flow of water down the damaged spill way at the oroville damn will be stopped no later than next week. they will find out if the repair job can be completed before the rain returns next fall. >> by any standard the spill way suffered massive damage. robert has spent the last half century working on massive land and sees construction projects worldwide. i asked him on a scale of 1-10 just how tough fixing the spill way would be. >> he who has investigated and consulted on the damn since january -- on the damn -- [ 0001consult -- dam. >> what he said the dam really needs is an overhaul. >> five years the snow pack is melting. nature is unforgiving of our ignorance on i'm afr

governor jerry brown has asked for federal assistance in dealing with the oroville dam repairs.tag has been quoted as high as 200-million dollars to make all the necessary fixes. (jrs) a live look now outside... our sutro cam facing the golden gate bridge. (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: it was windy around parts of the bay area and there were even a few isolated showers and thunderstorms. but for the most part it was a nice mother's day with lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 60s and the low 70s. you can see low pressure spinning through the central part of the state that spun up a few isolated showers too. those are quickly fading away but the winds remain. it was gusty along the coast with winds blowing to 20 to 30 mph. tonight will be partly cloudy with winds decreasing after midnight. tomorrow should see plenty of sunshine but those winds will get gusty again in the afternoon. and the week ahead will have another weak storm system drop in on tuesday to bring a few clouds and we'll have to watch for a f

we are learning more about the major problems surrounding the oroville dam in butte county...why there were problems 60 years ago... we'll explain....(jr stone) and after the break... president donald trump continues to feel the backlash after firing f-b-i director james comey. find out who his potential replacement is.... (jr stone) and we want to say happy mother's day to all the moms out there. thank you for sending pictures of your mom into our newsroom. you can sends yours using the report it feature on our app...and you might just see it here on kron-4. in national news tonight.... the former director of national intelligence says u-s institutions are "under assault." ...and he says some of that is coming directly from president donald trump. reporter andrew spencer has the latest details from washington, d-c. james clapper, former director of national intelligence: "the developments of the past week are very bothersome, very disturbing to me."james clapper, the former director of national intelligence under president obama, says he feels, in many ways, u-s institutions

governor jerry brown has asked for federal assistance in dealing with the oroville dam repairs.nation are bracing for cuts to medicaid funding as changes to healthcare advance through congress. schools receive four-billion dollars in medicaid reimbursements annually. according to administrators, services beyond those funded by the state-could be at risk if congress follows through with proposed cuts. school leaders are now waiting to see if those cuts survive the senate. the congressional budget office has estimated that a previous version of the house bill would cut state medicaid subsidies by $880 billion over 10 years. (mark) a new jersey family headed to a birthday celebration in las vegas say they were booted from a jetblue flight for storing a birthday cake in an overhead bin. cameron burke says they were flying back on may third when he was asked to remove the cake which he did. he says another attendant scolded him, telling them to leave the plane after burke questioned whether the attendant had been drinking. jetblue says the cake and other items were stowed in a bin re

. >>> also, the images of the damaged oroville spillway are pretty unforgettable.he fix has only just begun there. coming up next one of the world's most renowned engineers takes a look at the real and dangerous conditions. >>> outside our doors our cool- down will continue as we get into your bay area tuesday. i will after look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> the california department of water resources announced it will stop the flow of water out of oroville dam's damaged spillway by may 25th. the spillway collapsed this winter causing major damage and a lot of evacuations downstream. once the water stops flowing the dw r can make repair

. >> reporter: out of all of the warnings the february 12th evacuation alert for oroville was unheard of. it resembled the story line of a science fiction movie. >> essentially what we're looking at is approximately a 30-foot wall of water that would be coming out of the lake. >> reporter: a healthy runoff boosted the level of lake oroville to alarming levels. intense water purchaser roded the soil and threatened multiple cities downstream. over 200,000 residents were evacuated. while the worst-case scenario never happened, crews continue to work on the damaged spillway. in the south bay, a much smaller anderson reservoir was failed, too. coyote creek was working overtime to unload the excess water supply. the presidents' day storm tipped the scale and flooded parts of san jose. over 14,000 residents were evacuated, the toll over $70 million in damage. in the sierra it was not just one event. dozens of intense storms blanketed the slopes with deep powder. multiple resorts reported over 58 feet of snow for the season. right now the record snowpack is melting increasing the flood threat

. >>> crews will begin fixing the spillway at the oroville dam tomorrow.fill the giant crater in the spillway with concrete. they are hoping to turn before november 1 when the rainy season starts. the state has already borrowed $500 million to make the repairs. it's hoping it will get paid back by federal government. >> roberta, no rain in the forecast for a long time. i see sunshine, sunshine, sunshine. >> that's why they're going to be doing the repairs tomorrow in oroville because they have sunshine, low 90s in the fact. that's right, low 90s. >>> good afternoon. check this out. this is our live weather camera looking out towards the bay waters where we have a little bit of a breeze. you can see the flag on the fly atop pier 9 at this lunchtime. you can also see mount diablo in the background so visibility is at least a good 45 miles at this hour. how about this? wow. going to get a little bit of love to the golden gate bridge at this hour. look at sausalito. just look how splendid the air quality is. temperature-wise, 60s in oakland but check out san f

. >> coming up, the storms nearly destroyed parts of the oroville dam.nment now to pay for the repair. >> first, happening now, saddening news. the u.n. refugee agency said nearly 250 people are missing and feared to be dead. this as there are two shipwrecks in the sea. >>> plus, overnight, a proposal to eliminate sale taxes on tampons and diapers here in california has failed. it was intending to help women. sales taxes on hard liquor will be increased to make up the difference in lost revenues. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica hus

leading engineers gathered to discuss last winters oroville dam crisis. a federal official missed signs that the dams could fail and he said his agency is doing an internal audit. the state department of water resources directed an apology to the more than 180,000 people who had to evacuate in february and the main spillway is shut down for the summer and there's a $275 million repair project under way. [ cheering ] >> oh my god! >>> a frightening encounter between the little girl and a sea lion in british columbia has been seen by more than 1 million people. the men who jumped into the water acted in time to stop her from getting hurt. the family hadn't seen the animal when it bounced. they warn people that sea lions can get aggressive and they were possibly going to be fined $100,000. >>> the ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus had the final performance. the last show happened in new york last night and the company said they will no longer be doing shows because of declining ticket sales and complaints from animal-rights groups. 74 animals will mo

leaders of seven downstream towns including oroville have sent the governor a letter listing a series of concerns including a full review of the damaged design and how it should operate in the future. >> 4:49 right now. we have new details this morning on a plan to possibly charge visitors to see san francisco's crooked stretch of lombard street. there's an unexpected twist to all this. supervisors don't want to pay for a study to figure out if the plan might work. the plan originally called for $250,000 to study the toll. a vote, though, could still happen later this month. >> a transit group right now pushing for more time to use the carpool lane, although some fear it could make traffic worse. according to the marin independent journal, the metropolitan division wants to expand carpool hours to last from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. right now, the carpool lanes ejd at 8:30. opponents are concerned longer hours would increase traffic and collisions instead of improving flow. >> 4:50. medical news this morning, the age a woman begins menopause and how she treats the symptoms may increase

. >>> tonight the bills are piling up for repairs to the oroville dam from all the recent storms. so where is the money coming from? here's reporter angela greenwood. >> reporter: 89 days into the oroville dam crisis, the state confirms it will now be a half a billion dollars more in debt as it gets ready for further repairs. the department of water resources confirmed to cbs 13 monday it has taken out a line of credit borrowing $500 million to fix the damaged spillway. so far 67 million of that has already been used. back in april we interviewed congressman doug la moffa who asked president trump for money to help with the disaster. the president declared a major emergency opening up the doors to federal assistance. according to the sacramento bee, the state will seek reimbursement from the feds for 75% of the cost of the dam's permanent repairs. the rest of the money would be paid for by water customers, mostly agribusinesses and water users in southern california, not state taxpayers. >> the state got its line of credit through wells fargo. last fall the state treasurer suspend

new fallout over the oroville dam crisis.acramento bee is reporting former governor pat brown misled santa rosaered about the cost of building the dam. he also ignored recommendations to delay the construction. in february, a damaged spillway at the damage forced thousands of people to evac what oroville and nearby communities. the current mess was caused by construction problems 60 year uz go. >> fire inspections start today for oakland hills homeowners. fire inspectors will check homes with high fire risks. this means vegaround the homes has to be cleared. properties that don't pass today will be checked again next month. homeowners face a $300 fee if there are still problems then. >>> well, the state of california facing a bit of an expensive problem right now. driver's licenses no longer meet federal standards that require more documentation and specialized markings. now there's a 2020 deadline to those standards and california has to spend about $220 million to accommodate the changes and make that happen. the governor's

. >>> some cracks may have played a role in the failure of the main spillway at the oroville dam. you remember those huge holes that opened up forcing thousand organization evacuation. independent forensics experts told state lawmakers they are looking at 24 potential factors in the failure of the spillway. at the same time, state senators are asking for $100 million for repairs of damage and levees throughout the state of california. >> we know what's coming and we want to be certain we can repair what was damaged when oroville spillway was damaged but we need to get ahead of things because we know there's more to come. >>> nearly 200,000 people had to be evacuated when the spill way at the oroville dam showed vulnerability. thankfully it was able to hold up enough until lake levels dropped back down. >>> governor jerry brown will release his revised budget plan this morning at 10:00 in sacramento. the governor's original january budget called for $179 billion in spending. budget watchers believe president trump's policies may restructure the budget. lawmakers will have five week

it took place at an auditorium in oroville... and the room was packed.ntention: to give people an update on the repairs being made to the heavily damaged spillway and provide a little transparency into the process. crews are under a tight deadline... they need to get the spillway repaired before the next rainy season rolls around... which is november. that was clearly on the minds of some of the people in attendance... others just wanted to remind the state...thousands of lives are potentially at stake if the spillways have issues again. remember... the near failure of the emergency spillway in february led to the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people in the oroville area. ( grant ) the state did its best to reassure the audience it is on top of things... saying saf

. >> reporter: out of the warnings issued this winter, the evacuation for oroville was unheard of. >> we are looking at a 30-foot wall of water coming out of the lake. >> reporter: a healthy run off boosted the waters of lake oroville to emergency levels and they used the emergency spillway. water pressure threatened cities downstream and 200,000 people were evacuated. crews now continue to work on the damaged spillway, the anker son reservoir was filled too and coyote creek worked overtime. the president's day storm tipped the scale and flooded parts of san jose, 14 thoi people were evacuated and there was $70 million in damage. in the sierras, there were dozens of intense storms that blanketed the area. there was 80 feet of snow for the season. after years of drought, the miracle winter seemed like a long shot. all of the storms challenged us and changed the landscape of northern california. the big lesson, always be prepared for what could be heading our way, we will see what happens next winter. >> thank you, mark. >>> the giants and nationals for a game this afternoon. >> it's a

. >>> explosive new video of the race to repair the oroville dam in time for rainy season. controlled blasts like this are expected to take place more frequently as they race the november 1st deadline. bottom of the spillway taken out and pouring concrete for replacement in june. department of water resources provided the video. >>> music fans, wine, food and stepped up security. >> bottle rock starts in napa. cornell. >> reporter: hey. in a few short hours show time. thousands of people lining up here at napa valley expo security checkpoint for screening. then it's all about the music ♪ ♪ >> a sound check by maroon 5 warming up for friday gig at bottle rock. tom petty plays saturday. foo fighters on sunday. heightened security in place. bag checks and metal detectors. days after manchester terror attack, extra officers on duty. message? >> have fun, make great decisions, if you see something suspicious, call us. >> reporter: from l.a. >> i've felt safe at every show and convert i've been to. >> reporter: doing it winnebago style. digs are home every weekend. >> wife is big

they say a wet winter and the problems at the oroville dam have object made the problems worse. >>> new concern tonight for airline passengers. you may have to give up your smartphone. that's what one bay area professor said he had to do at san francisco international airport. scott budman has more. this has to make a lot of people very uncomfortable. >> reporter: you're right, jessica. we spoke to the passenger. he says agents took and searched his smartphone here at sfo. the aclu says that's more common than you might think at airports, and they're ready to fight back. this could quickly become the latest concern among travelers worried about privacy. u.s. customs agents searching smartphones. >> it didn't seem random. >> reporter: aaron gach says agents demanded to search his iphone following a recent trip. >> i eventually concepted, unlocked my phone and handed it over to them for a search, which they took out of my sight. >> reporter: the aclu says it's happening more frequently and believe the law surrounding such searches is murky. >> but they claim the right to hold your phone f

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. >>> a new warning being given to the governor about the dangers of the oroville damage and why they don't think the spillway is reliable despite repairs. >> why tesla is asking for you to help improve its self- driving car platform. ,, [ whistles ] internet speeds 20x faster. at&t fiber sounds amazing. wait a sec, i'm not done yet. less than 12% of at&t homes actually qualify. huh... hold on. everyone else gets our other, slower internet speeds. but no one reads this stuff anyway. except for the old guy with the binoculars. huh... we got ourselves a reader. don't be fooled by at&t. xfinity delivers the fastest speeds to the most homes. gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." gayle king joins from us new york. good morning. >> reporter: we are here, michelle, and i'll bet you can't guess what our lead story is today. >> hm. >> i know you've been talking about it too! it's good to see you. ahead, what's coming up next after the firing of fbi director james comey. we're on capitol hill where some

. >>> explosive new video of the race to repair the oroville dam in time for rainy season. controlled blasts like this are expected to take place more frequently as they race the november 1st deadline. bottom of the spillway taken out and pouring concrete for replacement in june. department of water resources provided the video. >>> music fans, wine, food and stepped up security. >> bottle rock starts in napa. . cornell. >> reporter: hey. in a few short hours show time. thousands of people lining up here at napa valley expo security checkpoint for screening. then it's all about the music ♪ ♪ >> a sound check by maroon 5 warming up for friday gig at bottle rock. tom petty plays saturday. foo fighters on sunday. heightened security in place. bag checks and metal detectors. days after manchester terror attack, extra officers on duty. message? >> have fun, make great decisions, if you see something suspicious, call us. >> reporter: from l.a. >> i've felt safe at every show and convert i've been to. >> reporter: doing it winnebago style. digs are home every weekend. >> wife is b

all of the warnings issued this past winter, the fabric 12 evacuation in or bill was unheard of -- oroville unheard of and resembling a science fiction movie. >> it is a 30 foot wall of water. >> reporter: the runoff of the lake oroville boosting alarming levels and triggering the use of the emergency spillway. the intense water pressure eroded the soil threatening multiple cities downstream with over 200 residents evacuated. and the worst case scenario never happened but crews continued to work on the damaged spillway. >> reporter: and the south bay the anderson reservoir was also filled, cody creek working overtime to unload -- coyote creek working overtime to unload the excess water supply. >> reporter: over 42,000 residents were evacuated with $70 million in damage. in the sierra was not only one event but dozens of intense storm's blanketing the deep powder with resorts reporting over 58 feet of snow for the season. the record snowpack is melting increasing the flood threat near the strings creating hazardous conditions. >> reporter: america winter seemed like a long shot with the stor

. >>> stopping water down the oroville spillway. crews will have 5 months to make repairs before the next rainy season. the spillway caused evacuations downstream. some are wary about how the state wants to make repairs. one expert called the plan patch and pray. >>> checking out temperatures from today, not too bad. sunday, monday similar. as you look at the highs, 75, 73 in napa, 66, 67 degrees. it will be a mild day with a lot of cloud cover. this system right up here comes down. if you have been paying attention to the weather in seattle, it has been wet, snowy, not much of a spring. they have had a lot of rain and inclement weather. we have had snow flurries. we had showers and sprinkles yesterday. the fog out there is patchy. it is not really fog. 54 in napa. in is a live camera shot. clouds are moving in as we speak. we have wind gusts at sfo. this is the forecast model. all this moisture is streaming in. we are seeing wind and clouds moving in. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy. yellows, 70s and 60s. here is that system. maybe dr

. >>> finance repairs to the oroville dam. the state has obtained a $500 million line of credit to repair the spillways. the winning bid was $275 million. the state expects the governor earnment to reimburse costs. >>> advocates in san jose are calling for implementation for no cause evictions. they gathered outside of city hall. council members approved the policy last month but it hasn't taken effect yet. landlords anticipating the law. >> 10 days after the vote there were 9 more families evicted. likely this is only the tip of the iceberg. you are talking 40, 50 or many more families pushed out of san jose. >> a law firm says it has no cause e evictions since the beginning of april. they meet at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. >>> efforts to help the homeless getting a huge financial boost. tipping point has a staggering sum of $100 million. speaking with the man with the vision. >> reporter: they live on the fringes. people like 47-year-old santos. >> you get something to eat. >> he has been camped out under highway 101 for month

a new warning about the oroville dam. saying it's not strong or flexible enough to serve protection. ribts say they're not confident that it can protect down-stream communities and those who have most to lose, have little to say about the operation or maintenance of the dam. the governor has not responded to that let mer ch the area was evacuated when both spillways were failing. now a half billion dollar line of credit to repair the dame damn. >>> could see new higher water bills. considering raising it 19% over the next two years. and the increase is said to be needed for upgratds and maintenance. people can expect -- the first increase of nine prosecution would take effect on july 1st. >>> time is 4:45 with mother's day coming this weekend, some homeless mothers demonstrated on the steps of san francisco city hall, demanding services for families who have nowhere to live. pressure on for suitable housing for homeless families. >> providing more housing subsidies and hopefully another shelter for this population. it is

. >>> it appears to be raining fish in oroville this week. students at an elementary school spotted dozens of them on their playground. we have the strange tale. >> it looked as if they fell from the sky. >> reporter: hundreds of fish sprinkled this playground at sanford avenue elementary school. school officials say they are stumped. >> there were six half dozen or so fish in this one particular drinking fountain. >> reporter: the fish were also scattered around this play structure and the roof of this building and storm unit. >> it was kind of like an easter egg hunt. >> reporter: the swimmers rallied over 100 students to the playground intrigued at how the fish got there. >> we're probably as baffled as anyone else of how fish would arrive from the sky in the top of the school building. >> reporter: according to the state department of fish and wildlife, aerial fish stocking is a common practice when trucks can't transport fish by ground. but -- >> we very rarely transport them in this area by airplane. i mean, all of our salmon are transp

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exactly what went wrong at the oroville dam spillway back in february....was a public hearing into the findings of a team of investigators.. catherine heenan is here with details... (catherine) everyone is talking about what that team of independent investigators found -- because their preliminary results are chilling.. it was the subject of a legislative hearing this afternoon... engineering experts found two dozen potential design and maintenance problems... including thin concrete, sub- par reinforcing steel, and foundation weaknesses. at that hearing - california lawmakers faulted water officials for their maintenance and inspection of the oroville dam. california assemblyman jim frazier - an engineer - called some of the spillway design problems "terrifying." .the report doesn't yet specify exactly what triggered the spillway failure...but makes it clear it was not up to the job of handlingthe huge amount of water. repairs for all the damage will cost around 500-million dollars. pam and steve? let's take a look outside right now for the current conditi

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out of all the warnings issued this past winter the february 12th evacuation alert for oroville was unhearde story line of a science fiction movie. >> essential what we're looking at is approximately a 30-foot wall of water that would be coming out of the lake. >> reporter: a healthy runoff boosted the levels of lake oroville to alarming levels. intense water purchaser roded the soil and threatened multiple cities downstream. over 200,000 residents were evacuated. while the worst-case scenario never happened, crews continue to work on the damaged spillway. in the south bay, a much smaller anderson reservoir failed, too. coyote creek was working overtime to unload the excess water supply. the presidents' day storm flooded parts of san jose. over 14,000 residents were evacuated. the toll, over $70 million in damage. and in the sierra, it was not just one event. dozens of intense storms blanketed the slopes with deep powder. multiple resorts reported over 58 feet of snow for the season. right now, the record snowpack is melting, increasing the flood threat near the streams and creating hazardo

. >>> as repairs to the oroville dam continue officials are questioning the structure's safety.cussions took flies today. assembly member james gallagher says while the dwr reacted well to the crisis, he's still critical of the repairs. >> the culture of monitor, watch, patch, paint the crack, and then monitor some more must be corrected. the status quo is simply unacceptable for the 200,000 people living in the shadow of this dam. >> the hearing comes about three months after the dam's spillway was damaged causing it to close and forcing the use of the emergency spillway. lawmakers are continuing to veg oroville dam's safety. >>> a major expansion to make the transportation system much bigger. a future ferry dock. >> reporter: there's something in this for everyone because where ferries once used to come they may soon come again. on the site once outcome paid by sin bad's restaurant officials broke ground for two more great big ferry docks that began operation in 2019. except for golden gate ferries most are operated by the water emergency transportation authority. established

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. >>> new details to share with you, cracks made i have played a role in the failure at the oroville dam. you might remember the huge holes that opened up during the winter storms. independent forensics experts told state lawmakers yesterday that they are looking at 24 potential factors in the failure ever the spillway, one being cracks. some state senators are asking $100 million for repairs of dams and levees on. >> we know what is coming and we want to be certain that we can repair what was damaged when oroville spillway was damaged, but also to get ahead of things because we know there is more to come. >> nearly 200,000 people had to be evacuated when the spillway started showing vulnerability. thankfully the spillway held up enough until lake levels dropped back down. >>> if traffic felt lighter this morning, maybe that's because thousands of people rode their bicycles to work and school. it is national bike to workday. if you're starting work later, you might want to consider biking as well. there are several stations set up throughout the bay area to help riders take a break a

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. >>> engineers were in sacramento tonight talking about last winter's oroville dam crisis. both state and federal inspectors missed signs the dam's two spill ways could fail. the agency is now doing an audit on how inspections are done. and officials directed an appall edge to the 180,000 people who had to evacuate in february. >> for the stress and fear and -- and -- general mayhem that was introduced to their lives i would like to add that we owe them a severe -- a huge debt of gratitude for safely evacuating and patiently waiting to come back. >> the main spill way is shut down for the summer and there is a repair project underway. >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. if you are the parent of a teenager you know they spend a lot of time glued to the phone. now, there is a new app that aims to curb phone addiction. >> can you set the table? how is the home work coming? are we planning to go somewhere or what? >> reporter: my son is on his phone all day long. and he gets annoyed with me when i ask him to get off. even for our first tv interview ever. >> reporter: do you find it d

. >> california water managers opened the gates of the oroville dam today. right now the spillway is holding steady with 30,000 feet of water per second heading down. crews are getting ready to make repairs. for the next 10 days, water will continue to flow out of the spillway, the damage and water emergency that happened in february is hard for many residents to forget. >> february 12th that was the day, it was my birthday, everyone evacuated on my birthday, they missed the party. >> my mom got evacuated from the grocery store. >> the geas will be closed later this month so work can begin to fix the spillway, they are trying to get it operable by november 1. >>> a cal rugby player has been paralyzed. >> he has tremendous heart and drive. if anyone can handle it, it's robert. >> next, an update on his condition and the show of support from family, friends and his teammates. >> also, the giants have done something they have not done for a long time. the dramatic ninth inning come back and how they almost gave it away. >>> a bay area in and out burger gets peo

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state water officials have confirmed oroville spillway repairs will total $500 million. fargo has loaned them the money. so far the department of water resources has spent 67 million on repair work for the spillway which sparked thousands of evacuations this winter. president trump did declare a major emergency over the crisis. the state reportedly plans to ask the feds to reimburse 75% of the repair costs. >>> in about two hours we will know the verdict in the trial of the man accused of killing sierra lamar. we will recap the details of the case up next. e number of. >>> plus, joe montana going on the offense. why the 49er legend is now joining the number of growing lawsuits against the sinking tower of san francisco. ,,,,,,,, businessman 2: we've gone over the numbers several times, and... businessman 1: yea, yea, yea...you know what i'm craving right now? businessman 1: (over speaker) --guacamole and bacon. audio tech: we got a craving! go go go!!! music: crashing cravings in the crave van. jack's gonna crash your crave! jack: hey guys, try my guacamole and bacon chi

so far it spent 67 million to fix the oroville spillway responsible for thousands of evacuations thister. president trump has declared a major emergency over the spillway crisis and now the state will reportedly seek reimbursement for 75% of the repair bill from the feds. >>> time check, 5:33. what's in store for us today? >> i was just pulling up on my different weather cameras, i love doing it, i'm driving all the cameras and i wanted to pick one of the best ones so you can get a good idea on what to expect as you head out the door this morning. the skies are clearing, only a few high, thin cirrus clouds and, bam, what do you think? >> yes, pretty. >> we are looking out towards the island from the embarcadero past pier 9 and i used the flag to gauge the wind speed as well. winds have been under 5 miles per hour this morning in san francisco. otherwise it's 47 degrees now in santa rosa. we are in the 50s around the rim of the bay, 51 degrees in the trivalley. 53 redwood city. we have a couple of clouds off the coast, very shallow decks of low clouds developing right there behind me.

. >> reporter: a healthy runoff boosting the waters of lake oroville to alarming levels and the damage spillway triggered the use of the emergency spillway with intense water pressure eroding the soil and threatening multiple cities downstream with over 200,000 evacuated. while the worst case scenario never happened, the crews continued to work on the damaged spillway.>> reporter: in the south bay a smaller anderson reservoir was filled, coyote creek working overtime to unload the excess water supply, and the president day storm tip the scales and flooding parts of san jose with over 14,000 residents evacuated. the toll is over $70 million in damage. in the sierra it was not only one event but dozens of intense storms blanketing the slopes with deep powder with a report of over 58 inches of snow for the season. the record snowpack is melting increasing the flood and hazardous conditions. >> reporter: after years of drought the america winter seemed to be a long shot with the changing landscape of northern california but the big lesson is to be prepared for what can be heading our way.

historical records showing that governor brown pushed hard and downplayed possible plans to rebuild the orovillepat brown, misleading voters about the cost and delaying the building, and they say that pat brown believed the dam was necessary to keep california growing no matter what it cost. and nothing in the report said they predicted trouble with the spillway years after the dam opened. >>> the warriors are morning fans to be careful when purchasing tickets anywhere from other places other than warriors.com. several fans made up through craigslist and warrior report saying about 40 fraudulent tickets per game and slightly more during the playoffs. >> what it means almost every times that people bought tickets from the third-party site. there are a lot of websites that sell tickets offering different guarantees but they cannot guarantee what you want, that the ticket will work. >> officials have also seen a new scam targeting legitimate ticket sellers with 15 cases where the fans selling their tickets on the third-party websites except payment using the venmo app but the tickets are stolen whe

. >> some new fallout over the oroville dam crisis.the sacramento bee reporting former governor pat brown mislead voters about the cost of building the dam years ago and reportedlyño' ignored recommendations to delay construction. the former governor denied allegations that substandard materials were used to build the project. in february, a damaged spillway at the dam causes thousands to evacuate near the dam and in nearby communities. the mess was caused in parts by construct probllbv that date back 60 years. mi% tracking the monday morning forecast. >> it's going to be very nice. as you get out and enjoy, it's definitely going to be full of pollen in the air. a lot of sunshine, trees, and grass is high right now. i'm struggling. we'll talk about what to expect as we get a slight chance of rain in the forecast coming up next. >>> you and my kids, kari, struggling with allergies. no struggles for the roads. 880 through fremont. i did see a little slowing. >>> and another freeway shooting in the east bay. our pete suratos is following

. >>> new details on this winters disaster at the oroville dam. we have learned there were two dozen potential problems that could have caused it. reporter drupal leah on the new report that the cities downstream demanding action tonight. ricky shaver is the head of the yuba sutter chamber of commerce . they have more than 600 businesses impacted when the spillway crumbled. >> reporter: that water will get here very quickly. jason bendix is the layer of live oaks. he recalls a hectic 48 hours in february.>> it was crippling. we were forced to do the best we can with the information that we had at the time. >> reporter: ian shaver are now part of a coalition of 20 other governments and organizations that are pushing for transparency and a permanent spillway fix from the department of water resources. >> i am not satisfied with their information. >> reporter: a two-page memo was released today by a team of forensic investigators. they cited 24 potential causes that may have contributed to the spillway's demise. they include erosion beneath the spill